On Tuesday, the Kano High Court adjourned hearing applications in the ongoing Kano Emirship Tussle case until July 4.
Dahiru Hashim, coordinator of the ACReSAL project, emphasised the critical need to address climate change and environmental degradation in the region.
The governor said that his administration would not overlook acts capable of disrupting the peace in the state.
The chairman said the union was also concerned about the insecurity, poverty and rising cost of living in the country.
According to him, this poses a serious threat to the financial security of retirees.
NNDF has called on the federal and state governments to implement five per cent affirmative action for persons with disabilities to improve their inclusion in governance.
Mr Kabir-Yusuf restated his administration’s commitment towards a clean environment in Kano metropolis and environs.
On October 27, the governor presented a N375 billion 2024 appropriation bill before the lawmakers.
He said that his administration accorded priority to the provision of modern learning materials to public schools in the state.
According to him, malaria is endemic in the country and only concerted effort can eliminate it.
